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I'm goofing around using Kojo to explore different things, and wanted to explore Swing. Having a problem because Frame.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE is claimed not to be a member of java.swing.JFrame? No problem with EXIT_ON_CLOSE but I don't want to use that, because Kojo gets killed every time I close the window.

Surface Pro 3 is 216 PPI, while the new Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book are 267 PPI. I noticed that the newer Netbeans is a bit better at handling high DPI, so Kojo may be able to leverage some of it perhaps?

Running Kojo under high DPI monitors like Surface Pro 3, the UI appears too small to be usable and the text size used in the editor and menu are tiny and unusable. Other Java programs like IntelliJ appears to respect the system text scale better; is it possible for Kojo to adapt the UI for the high DPI screens?

This is an update on the above issue. I think I figured out what's wrong with Kojo/Scala. In the expression 3.5*9.4+7/5 the 7/5 isn't being converted into a floating point or real number before it is added to product of 3.5*9.4. This can be illustrated in the following script:

println(3.5*9.4+7/5) // Returns 33.9
println(3.5*9.4+7.0/5) // Returns 34.3 which is the correct product!
println(3.5*9.4+7/5.0) // Also returns 34.3 which is also correct!

So it appears that the 7 isn't being converted into a float. I can live with this bug, but just wanted to let everyone know that to be on the safe bet not to mix floats with integers until this gets correct. Take care now and have a good day!

Following "Expressions" section under the Scala tutorial, which is under Kojo's Help menu and ran the expression 3.5*9.4+7/5, which returned 33.9, I've repeated tried this expression using both Windows 7 calculator and Google search and the number I am getting from them is 34.3, which means either Kojo has a problem or the world as a problem. I have also tried just running it like this: println((3.5*9.4)+(7/5)), but again the result Kojo returns is 33.9. Perhaps I do not understand how the "order of operation" Kojo is performing, but I've tried it several ways got different results of course, but never got 33.9. Please look into this issue and let me know whether I am not understanding something or if there is a bug in Kojo. I really think Kojo is a great system overall, but if it's a calculation bug then it needs to be address. Thanks and have a great day!